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    Students to Acess Online Classes Via Safaricom App At Kes 20

    Leah
    By Leah Wakarima
    - April 21, 2022
    - April 21, 2022
    Kenya Business news
    Students to Acess Online Classes Via Safaricom App At Kes 20

    Safaricom has partnered with Zeraki Learning to develop a digital platform that will enable secondary school learners to access affordable education services from well-trained teachers and informative video lessons.

    The service, will enable students to access highly experienced teachers, watch online classes, take tests and track their performances for kes 20.

    Safaricom’s CEO, Peter Ndegwa said the firm seeks to address youth employability through investments in education both from solutions and philanthropic perspectives.

    “Through the partnership with Zeraki Learning, we want to ensure that the platform makes digital education accessible and affordable. For parents, Zeraki gives them access to their child’s academic record which they can use to support their decisions”. Peter Ndegwa as quoted by Capital Business.

    The platform is set to provide topic-by-topic assessments and powerful metrics to help students diagnose their weaknesses and track their progress

    “We are glad to be able to extend our services to Safaricom customers in a bid to make learning accessible to students from all backgrounds. By leveraging Safaricom’s technology and platform and pairing it with our services, we will provide a solution that we hope will have a positive impact in Kenya.” Isaac Nyangolo, CEO, Zeraki Learning.

    Zeraki analytics offers a system of compiling and analyzing students’ data by providing an interface for results analysis, marks entry, and bulk messaging to parents.

    Read also; KICD Approves New Coding Syllabus for Schools.

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